The Chapel of St. Anne’s

A quiet Place for Prayer

Episcopal Chapel located in Arlington, Ma

Prayer, contemplation, and community

The Chapel of St. Anne is a historic Episcopal Chapel in Arlington, Massachusetts dedicated to prayer, reflection, and community. Rooted in the Episcopal tradition, we offer inclusive worship, thoughtful liturgy, and a peaceful space where all are welcome.

For over a century, Chapel of St. Anne has served as a sanctuary. A quiet place for prayer and for those seeking spiritual growth, quiet contemplation, and meaningful connection. Whether you join us for Sunday worship, personal prayer, or simply to experience the beauty of our chapel and gardens, you’ll find a welcoming community grounded in faith, compassion, and hospitality.

Located in Arlington Heights

located in Arlington, Massachusetts, just six miles Northwest of Boston. This historic Episcopal chapel was designed by Architect Ralph Adams Cram in 1915. The Sisters of St. Anne warmly invite you to visit.

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FAQs

  • An Episcopal Chapel is a place of Christian worship within the Episcopal tradition, part of the worldwide Anglican Communion. Episcopal worship includes scripture readings, shared prayers, and the Eucharist, creating a thoughtful and welcoming spiritual experience for visitors and members alike.

  • The Chapel of St. Anne is an Episcopal Chapel located in Arlington, Massachusetts. The chapel offers a peaceful setting for worship, reflection, and community connection for residents of Arlington and the surrounding Greater Boston area.

  • No. Everyone is welcome to visit the Chapel of St. Anne. Whether you are Episcopalian, exploring faith, or simply looking for a peaceful place for reflection, you are welcome to attend services or spend time at the chapel.

  • Episcopal services typically include scripture readings, prayers, a short sermon or reflection, and the Eucharist (Holy Communion). The service follows a traditional liturgical structure that many people find meaningful and easy to follow.

  • Yes. Many visitors come to the chapel simply to sit quietly, pray, or spend time reflecting. The peaceful environment makes it a meaningful space for personal prayer and contemplation.

  • There is no strict dress code. Most visitors wear comfortable, respectful clothing. Some attend in business-casual attire, while others dress more casually.

  • A smaller Episcopal Chapel often offers a quieter and more intimate worship experience. Visitors may appreciate the peaceful setting, the opportunity for reflection, and the sense of community that smaller chapels can provide.

  • Yes. Visitors from Arlington and nearby communities throughout the Greater Boston area are welcome to attend services or visit the chapel for reflection.